Drop a logo or image here, or click to choose
PNG, JPG, WebP, or BMP · works best on logos and line art, not photos
How the PNG to SVG Vectorizer works
This tool traces the shapes and colors in your image into vector paths entirely inside your browser, then builds a real SVG file from them. Nothing is uploaded to a server — your image never leaves your device.
Best for
- Turning a logo or icon into a scalable SVG for print, embroidery, or laser cutting
- Cleaning up line art or single-color designs into crisp vector paths
- Getting a usable vector when the original design file has been lost
Good to know
- This works best on logos, icons, and line art with clean edges — busy photos or smooth gradients will trace roughly, which is true of any vectorizer, not specific to this one
- Very large or highly detailed sources are automatically downscaled before tracing to keep it fast in your browser — the final SVG still scales losslessly to any size afterward
- Always spot-check fine detail before sending a trace to print or a cutter — automatic tracing can occasionally merge or drop very thin lines
Frequently asked questions
Can it vectorize a photo, not just a logo?
It can trace any image, but photos and gradients produce a rough, complex result — it’s built for logos, icons, and line art.
What software can open the resulting SVG?
Any vector editor — Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape, Canva, or a laser cutter or embroidery program that accepts SVG.
Is there a cost per image or a daily limit?
No — trace as many images as you want, there’s no limit or cost.
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